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Building pathways for policy making with big data: Erwin Rijanto
Building pathways for policy making with big data: Claudia Buch
Business intelligence in securities statistics: an evolutionary approach , pp 149-152: Maria do Carmo Aguiar
Business intelligence tools and micro-data related to the South African equities market: application and experience , pp 141-145: Zeph Nhleko
Business outlook of small, medium and large scale enterprises: implications for monetary policy in Nigeria , pp 235-247: Sani I Doguwa, Olorunsola Olowofeso and Sunday N Essien
Business registers as a source for the compilation of External Sector Statistics: Alexia Vassiades
Can media and text analytics provide insights into labour market conditions in China?: Jeannine Bailliu, Xinfen Han, Mark Kruger, Yu-Hsien Liu and Sri Thanabalasingam
Can statistical data contribute to oversight of Money Markets Funds (MMFs)?: Brian Godfrey and Brian Golden
Can your stomach predict your total consumption?: Pierre Lamarche
Capital and contagion in financial networks: Stefano Battiston, Giovanni di Iasio, Luigi Infante and F Pierobon
Capital flow measures and research challenges: Linda Goldberg
Capital flows in the post-global financial crisis era: implications for financial stability and monetary policy: Mahir Binici
Capital gains and wealth distribution in Italy , pp 129-156: Luigi Cannari, Giovanni D'Alessio and Romina Gambacorta
Capturing depositors' expectations with Google data: Patrick Weber, Falko Fecht and Stefan Thum
Capturing e-commerce transactions from the travel group of BPM6: an Indian experience: Arjya Misra, Savita Pareek and Seema Saggar
Capturing loan-to-value data in New Zealand – challenges and opportunities: Rochelle Barrow and Tobias Irrcher
Capturing the evolution of dealer credit terms related to securities financing and OTC derivatives: some initial results from the new Senior Credit Officer Opinion Survey on Dealer Financing Terms , pp 95-103: Matthew J Eichner and Fabio M Natalucci
Carbon costs – Towards a system of indicators for the carbon impact of products, enterprises and industries: Ulf von Kalckreuth
CDS and government bond spreads - how informative are they for financial stability analysis? , pp 415-429: Irina Mihai and Florian Neagu
Central bank communication on economic activity: Sercan Eraslan and Eniko Gabor-Toth
Central bank communication: what can a machine tell us about the art of communication? One size does not fit all: Joan Huang and John Simon
Central Bank Communications: information extraction and semantic analysis: Giuseppe Bruno
Central Bank of Brazil’s market expectations system: a tool for monetary policy , pp 304-324: André Barbosa Coutinho Marques
Central bank's approaches to fill data gaps on green debt securities: case of Indonesia: Oktefvia Aruda Lisjana, Herina Prasnawaty, Nur Aisyah Safitri, Dini Sulliati and Anggraini Widjanarti
Central banks and climate risk data initiatives: Fabienne Fortanier
Central banks and external statistics: evolution or revolution?: Paula Menezes, Fausto Pastoris, Carmen Picon-Aguilar, Martin Schmitz, Nuno Silva and Bruno Tissot
Central Banks as producers of official statistics - Introductory remarks: Gülbin Sahinbeyoglu
Central banks' contribution to addressing climate change data needs: lessons from recent experience and outlook: Fabienne Fortanier
Central banks' use of and interest in "big data": Jens Mehrhoff
Chairman summary of session IPM 67: Models of modern data and metadata systems , pp 43-44: Steven Keuning
Chairman summary of session IPM 68: Risks in finance - the state of the art in statistical methods , pp 101: Richard Walton
Chairman summary of session STCPM28: Measuring bank services – further developments , pp 315-316: Steven Keuning
Chairman summary of session STCPM52: Lessons learnt for statistics from the current financial crisis , pp 367: H W Fung
Chairman summary of session STCPM77: Institutional cooperation and technical assistance - steps towards developed statistical systems , pp 427-428: Joao Cadete de Mators
Challenges and opportunities presented by generative AI in official statistics: Giannakouris Konstantinos, Cimpermann Miha and Jean-Marc Museux
Challenges and prospects for setting-up a European Union shared system on credit , pp 7-10: Ana M de Almeida and Violetta Damia
Challenges for macro data on non-bank financial intermediaries: Anna Maria Agresti and Celestino Girón
Challenges in compiling Polish debt securities statistics , pp 85-94: Piotr Boguszewski, Jacek Kocerka and Marcin Sienicki
Challenges in moving to micro-data based external sector statistics - Japan's case , pp 101-102: Hidetoshi Takeda
Challenges in the external statistics framework: how to register MNE financial restructuring operations: Nadia Accoto, Giuseppina Marocchi and Silvia Sabatini
Changes in investors' risk appetite - an assessment of financial integration and interdependence , pp 294-321: Laurence Kang-por Fung, Chi-sang Tam and Ip-wing Yu
Changes in the capital account of the balance of payments regarding transactions in CO2 emission allowances: Grzegorz Dobroczek and Jacek Kocerka
Changes in the IT landscape of the Deutsche Bundesbank s external sector statistics: Joachim Hösch and Jens Walter
Changes in the lending activity of banks in Poland, including the portfolio of non-financial corporate loans: Aneta Kosztowniak
Changes in the structure of multinational groups – a challenge for external statistics compilers: Nadia Accoto, Giuseppina Marocchi and Silvia Sabatini
Changing role of official statistics – NSOs from data collectors to data curators: Irena Krizman
Classification of participants in the foreign exchange market: Amir Khatib
Classifying Job Postings into NAICS Codes: Tatjana Dahlhaus, Reinhard Ellwanger, Gabriela Galassi and Pierre-Yves Yanni
Classifying payment patterns with artificial neural networks: an autoencoder approach: Luis Gerardo Gage, Raúl Morales-Resendiz, John Arroyo, Jeniffer Rubio and Paolo Barucca
Climate risk in the polish banking sector - analysis of dirty and green industries: Aneta Kosztowniak